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Sailing, fishing, swimming, kayaking. There's endless fun for the whole family to enjoy on beautiful Lake Dillon. At nearly 9,000', the lake & marina offer boat rentals and many more summertime activities. Read more....
World-class skiing can be found all around Frisco! Some of Colorado's best ski mountains are in nearby Breckenridge, Copper Mountain, Keystone, and Arapahoe Basin.
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Frisco Fast Facts:
- • Population: 2,697 year round; 4,209 second homeowners Combined approx. 6,906 people
- • Elevation: 9,100 feet above sea level
- • Size: 3 square miles
- • Restaurants/Bars: 34
- • Bars/Clubs 2
- • Shopping/Boutiques 35
- • Sports/Adventure 11
- • Liquor/Grocery: 2 liquor stores, 2 grocery stores
- • Historic District: Historic Park with 11 historic buildings
- • Hotels/Inns/B&B's: 35 Condo Units: 500 Number of Pillows: 2,500
- • Museums: 1 (Schoolhouse Museum)
- • Libraries: 1
- • Parks: 2 + Frisco Peninsula Recreation Area with Disc Golf, Skate Park and Ballfields; and Pioneer Park with Tennis Courts Nordic Center: 1
Frisco is an easy scenic drive through the Colorado Rocky Mountains, approximately 95 minutes from Denver International Airport.
Serving as a favored Ute Indian camp for nearly 7,000 years, the town of Frisco quickly expanded during the late 19th century gold and silver mining boom when it was named by European settlers. With easy access to Keystone, Breckenridge and Copper Mountain ski areas, Frisco became a popular locale for visiting skiers post-World War II. Among other recreational activities offered by the town are bicycling, mountain biking, sailing, hiking and fishing.
Breckenridge, just down the road from Frisco on Hwy. 9, offers access to several golf courses, scenic jeep and historic tours, and an alpine slide in the summer. The Breckenridge Film Festival, Arts Festival and Oktoberfest are other attractions.
Frisco Tours
Frisco Historic Park depicts the town’s history. There are pottery-making demonstrations, as well as access to buildings from the town’s mining and logging heyday. In addition to a ranch house, town house, jail, nature center and a 1943 log chapel, the Schoolhouse Museum displays artifacts and photographs. Free tours year-round. Check for times (970) 668-3428.
Whitewater River Rafting
High Side Adventure Tours Write 183 Meadow Drive, Dillon, CO 80435
Mid-May to mid-September. Will pick up guests in the area. Phone: 970-668-1228 or 800-997-3448
"Good Times" Dog Sledding & Snowmobiling
Approximately 13 miles from Frisco off of Highway 9 to Tiger Road east. (800) 477-0144.
Summit County Chamber of Commerce - located in Frisco:
916 N. Summit Blvd. P.O. Box 2010, Frisco, CO 80443 970-668-2051, 800-530-3099
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